Hokum review – Adam Scott dour and grumpy in enjoyably eerie rural horror

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A writer’s retreat to the remote Irish hotel in which his parents spent their honeymoon brings him face-to-face with all manner of creepy goings-on in a gruesome and eccentric black-comic shocker Adam Scott has an unexpectedly dark, unsympathetic character to play in this black-comic supernatural horror which thumps you with some pretty efficient jump scares. He plays Ohm, a successful American writer brooding over the brutally nihilistic ending to his latest novel; he is also lonely, sliding into alcoholism and clearly agonised by some unacknowledged pain in his personal life. Ohm decides the time is right to take the ashes of his dead parents – which he has kept for years – and scatter them in the one place he knows they were happy, and where he perhaps hopes to siphon off some postdated happiness for himself. This is a run-down hotel in remote, rural Ireland where his mum and dad spent their honeymoon. Arriving in this picturesque but faintly disturbing place, where he is the only...
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Updated Hammer Mjolnir from’Thor4: Love and Thunder

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Chris Hemsworth's Thor is set to return to the big screen this summer with Thor: Love and Thunder. The sequel will also return Jane Foster, Korg, Valkyrie, and the Guardians of the Galaxy - and that's not counting the fact that the mighty hammer Mjolnir will be back in action. The return of Mjolnir in history is an important moment in the journey of the God of Thunder. Love and Thunder will show how the hammer will recover after it was destroyed by Hela in 2017's Thor: Ragnarok, and it's still a mystery exactly how that will happen. With less than three months to go before Thor: Love and Thunder debuts in theaters, the promo campaign is just getting started, mainly driven by merchandising. Now there is a collector's edition of Mjolnir from Marvel Legends. The hammer has taken on a new look after a complete restoration, although cracks are visible throughout the surface. The figurine comes with a stand that can be used to place it on a shelf. Thor: Love and Thunder will debut in theaters on July 8th. Unlike Jane's Thor Self, who at times compelled Mjolnir to think and act like the god Asgardian, as Valkyrie, he was portrayed as being more in touch with his specific human sensibilities. So far, Marvel has not suggested in any way whether Love and Thunder will dig into the new elements of the Jane's, such as the Undrjarn and the skills they develop as Valkyrie. But doing so would immediately prepare Jane Foster to be featured in Love and Thunder's inevitable action sequences and potentially play a significant role in moving MCU forward. Of course, Marvel's comics and Marvel Studios' film speeds are pretty different, and it looks like Thor: Love and Thunder MCU are bringing back Jane Foster just to show that they decided to stop being Thor. How does With this being Marvel's fourth Thor movie, however, Love and Thunder's ended its work of maintaining the momentum of advancing the story of the Asgardians in a wonderful way. Jane Foster's debut on the big screen as Mighty Thor is definitely going to help.

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